A
magnetic field modulated multi-target X-
ray source for spatial X-
ray communication comprises a
cathode structure, a focusing groove, an
electron emission source, a glass shell, a
Kovar alloy ring, afocusing
electrode, a modulation electromagnetic device, a multi-target
metal anode, and a transmission window. The
cathode is connected with a negative
high voltage, the
electron emission source isdisposed in the focusing groove, the glass shell and the focusing
electrode are in tight
coupling by the
Kovar alloy ring, the modulation electromagnetic device is disposed near the multi-target metalanode, the multi-target
metal anode is grounded, and one side is facing a focus channel and the other side is plated on the transmission window layer. The
magnetic field modulated multi-target X-raysource utilizes a fast-responding high-
frequency modulation magnetic field, changes the
electron motion trajectory to bombard the multi-target
metal anode, excites characteristic X-rays of different energies, and uses characteristic X-rays of different energies as
signal transmission carriers to solve the problem that the existing
intensity modulation X-
ray source technology is less in loading symbol
signal and low in communication rate. The magnetic field modulated multi-target X-ray source has the advantages of multiple types of loading symbol signals and large communication rate.